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“delivered over 250,000 drones…”
Claim checkedDuring Keir Starmer's time as Prime Minister (July 2024 to July 2026) the UK delivered more than 250,000 drones to Ukraine.
The 250,000 figure comes from the Prime Minister's own office; the Kyiv Independent reports it as attributed to that office. Earlier Ministry of Defence announcements (more than 10,000 drones in 2024, a 100,000 target for 2025, and a 120,000-drone package for 2026 with deliveries from April) make a large cumulative total plausible. But no independent tier 1-3 source confirms how many had actually been delivered by July 2026.
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“8,000 missiles… 350,000 artillery rounds….”
Claim checkedSince Keir Starmer became Prime Minister in July 2024, the UK has delivered 8,000 missiles and 350,000 artillery rounds to Ukraine.
The figures match the UK Government's own release of 16 July 2026, which counts 'around 8,000 missiles and over 350,000 artillery rounds' delivered since July 2024. No independent count was found; earlier reporting put deliveries up to July 2024 at more than 400,000 artillery shells, so totals since 2022 are higher.
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Supported85% confidence
“trained over 60,000 Ukrainian troops.”
Claim checkedSince Keir Starmer became Prime Minister in July 2024, the UK has trained over 60,000 Ukrainian troops.
Ukrainian outlets reported in January 2026 that more than 60,000 Ukrainian troops had been trained in the UK under Operation Interflex. A Ministry of Defence release of 5 June 2026 put the total at more than 63,000.
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Supported90% confidence
“In January last year Volodymyr, you I signed a 100-year partnership between our two nations –”
Claim checkedKeir Starmer and President Zelenskyy signed a 100-year partnership between the UK and Ukraine in January 2025.
Starmer and Zelenskyy signed the UK–Ukraine 100 Year Partnership in Kyiv on 16 January 2025, which was January of the previous year at the time of the July 2026 remarks.
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Supported85% confidence
“In March last year, together with President Macron We created the Coalition of the Willing”
Claim checkedIn March 2025, Keir Starmer and President Macron created the Coalition of the Willing to support Ukraine.
Starmer announced the "coalition of the willing" after the London summit on 2 March 2025 and convened its leaders on 15 March 2025. Reports describe him leading the effort together with President Macron.
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Supported65% confidence
“And we now have plans in place for the Multinational Force Ukraine Consisting of over 25 nations Ready to deploy within days to help secure the peace, when a ceasefire is in place.”
Claim checkedThe UK-French-led coalition has plans for a Multinational Force Ukraine of more than 25 nations, ready to deploy within days of a ceasefire.
The UK and France have led the Coalition of the Willing since March 2025. In January 2026 they signed a Declaration of Intent with Ukraine to deploy a multinational force after a peace deal, with a headquarters in Paris. In September 2025, 26 countries pledged to take part. The Commons Library notes that the force's size and national contributions have not been published, so the 'within days' readiness rests on government statements.
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“And in January this year we agreed detailed plans in Paris For a wider package of legally binding security guarantees.”
Claim checkedIn January 2026, the Coalition of the Willing agreed detailed plans in Paris for a wider package of legally binding security guarantees for Ukraine.
At the Coalition of the Willing meeting in Paris on 6 January 2026, members issued a declaration on robust security guarantees. It said they stood ready to commit to politically and legally binding guarantees that would take effect once a ceasefire is in force. The UK, France and Ukraine also signed a declaration of intent on a post-war multinational force. The guarantees were plans that depend on a ceasefire, not commitments already in force.
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Supported65% confidence
“Putin has finally been forced to admit… That his illegal invasion is causing real problems at home for him.”
Claim checkedPutin has admitted that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is causing real problems at home for him.
On 12 June 2026, Putin said, as reported by TASS, that Ukrainian strikes were "certainly causing us damage" to the economy, though he added that Russia was "recovering quickly". Earlier in 2026 he had also acknowledged at a televised meeting that economic indicators were below expectations.
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“at the NATO Summit… The UK, Europe and Canada… Announced that we will provide €70 billion of military assistance – For this year and for next year too.”
Claim checkedAt the July 2026 NATO summit, the UK, European countries and Canada announced €70 billion of military assistance for Ukraine for 2026 and for 2027.
At the NATO summit in Ankara on 8 July 2026, the Ankara Summit Declaration pledged EUR 70 billion in military equipment, assistance and training for Ukraine in 2026 and at least equivalent levels in 2027. Reports say the pledge comes from the European allies and Canada, without the United States.
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“Just this week we finalised our agreement for the UK to participate in the EU’s €90bn Ukraine support loan –”
Claim checkedIn the week of 13 July 2026 the UK finalised its agreement to take part in the EU's €90bn Ukraine Support Loan.
On 13 July 2026, three days before the statement, the EU and the UK signed a contribution agreement ending negotiations on UK participation in the EU's €90bn Ukraine Support Loan. EU member states formally approved UK participation on 22 July 2026. The Commons Library and the Council of the EU both record the 13 July signing.
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“the UK will provide €300 million of support… Working together with Sweden… To provide 16 new advanced aircraft –”
Claim checkedThe UK will provide €300 million, working with Sweden, to provide Ukraine with 16 new advanced fighter aircraft.
News reports on 16 July 2026 confirmed that the UK would give EUR 300 million, working with Sweden, to help Ukraine acquire 16 Saab Gripen E fighter jets by 2029. Saab had signed a contract in June 2026 to deliver the aircraft.
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